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Cherry alSey and Grant atroet. je2y
t -J. N. Dl , Clowry,
AEWE 'N AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW —Olhea ln
Macaw , natildinar, on Grant street
. D. H. Hazels,
TIOIINNY AT LAW—No.I27 lirourthstri.4. l .sromd
:lel,. Smithfield. 0ur27:3,
- (Viet , on Third street, waste the old Rat Office
1111 light; all business pertaining to the oaken( Alder
-I', ansumud Justim of the Peace .111 he promptly at.
km 4•.1 to. Ark novviedgubmts of Deeds and Mertgages, and
other instruments of writing, taken at his office'', or at tho
rtuldeure of the par,it. •
The Doekeh: of D. S. acaLLit, late an Alderman of the
City of Pittsburgh, are planed In my possession. Persons
having Judgments ou said Dockets may have the necessary
prOfteSB 1.311r4 thereon by Aldermen Watson. futy&if
tV. II lackummiter, Alibireemam.
9VVIDE, Or nt atrmit, between Fourth et. and Diamond
k alley: Conveyancing of all kind dope with the great
en note and 1.431 mvuracy. Titles to Real &We ex
amined, ac. .1.14
*ro. 91 TEIIRD Street, between Wood and Marketstreete,
1.11 Pittsburgh. Colleetione promptly made. Bonds,Mort.
poets and other writings drawn with neatness, and guru.
n y, Je2l 1.
• - -
DR. D. RUNT, Scaosos"Dss - rurr, has removed
his otllw from No. 75 Fourth street, to No. 19
"'nem. FOURTH Street, one door below Ferry, where
h- will he happy to attend to 41 profewilousl
mars. aprs
LI. AHL, SUMMON DNNTIBT, (sur
'-'4O-=••:7 ....or to G. W. 8k1d14,) NO. 144 SIUTII.
Ihi simma FIE LDSZSET.
hours, from 8 to 1 o'clock, and
from 2to o'elrwk febls:ly
awrr. DENTIST. Fourth street, five dotn
west of 3.llreet.
OFFICS HoCes Fro= mile A. M. to Aro
P. M. aoe24,
12113=1Z10
D. W. UERSTINE & CO..
CONFUSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ASID
Dealers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin-
cinnati and other Manufactures, oie
No. MI Front strttls, between .Market and Ferry streets,
PITI,IICII4II,
Sir liberal cash atiVIILICca made on consignments. Par
Ocular attention paid to forwarding Western merchandiee
References.—Clark .4 Thaw, Woe. Bagaley d Co., Wm. W.
Cully 8 Co., P. Beller, 6 Co., days 3 Black, Kramer
Ratan, Henry tlralf, Eig., Wm. Eichbaum, 8. H.. Johnston,
Rol., Thomas Bakewell, Erg., George Ledlle, , Solomon
Stoner, Esq. .1.143
Trfittapuubscr e
of, h: r v r a yi t . l2 g is o tay a, f m ar ... m i llLpttr i l ershi p “ 14r
.
n in umneellan pith the Feh, Bacon .ond Oa, 'arta Pro
duce buaine, generally, under the rityle of &mount tr. Naga
1.1.D401 , 1; Warehou4, No. HU Water and ISO Front eUwte;
formerly occupied 'by B arbrilge & I ughrsm.
WM. B. ENGLISH,
JAHES ftIaIAILDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
02, February Ist, 1854deb3
FR. DitAtT,Thlaroond, Pittsburgh, ra., 4g:tater 1.
. Country Priduce, offers for dale a choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every variety
and the parent quility, ground at fibs Steam MULL Also,
Dried Fruits, Forettna and Domestic. Produce taken in ex
change for 31erche dive.
Y. IL D. has prtcured a full assortmAit of Landreth's
WyrantedElardenlSeeds, and invites the attention of all to.
wrested In rural affairs. Ann
Copartnereutp .f
TUE UNDERSIGNED here this day entered Mtn co-part.
nerohlp, airier the nune acid style of J. A. lIUTCIII.
SON A Co., for the purr's., of tranarting a Commission and
Grocery basinesa. JAS. A. GU - Mtn:ION,
A. M. WALLINGFORD.
Pittsburgh, February 1, 1554
ENOLISIiAr. RICFIIROSON.
COMMISSION AND FOItWARDINtI MEII.OIIANTS, kn.
Wholesele,Doelera lu Fisb, Hamm and 01!, and Pralnee
getter - ally. Warehouse formerly %v.:opted by Burbriaige k
traghrom, No. Ild Matter end 160 First street, Plataburgh,
Poona. fe3 -
lIIAZICUI 0. HAJLIII - -MO. A. .NSUAW.
BAILEY it RENSHAW,.
MICA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers In
1 Wooden and Willow Ware,Japanned Tin Ware, /Rave
keeping Utensils, ac., Wholesale and Retail, No. 253 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, anrl.sl.
IZANCI, SIMMS, JOHN NICOLA,
Pittsburgh. : Maryland.
Sellers, Nicola & Co.,
PRODOCE &MD GENERA(' onnussios teIIiiICUANTS,
No- 309 Liberty st..ou, Pittiburgh, Pa.
Sperm, Llogeol Ix n.l la:-,l Oa, '1728
Forwardere'snd Conamlislon Merehauts
DEALERS IN
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES AND OILS,
a 5 . :1921] .N 9. 309 Lisirty stred,PiLfabarrgh.
ifn.i.usi nalna, Phil. wm.incernion, Pittsburgh.
Pililler & Ittoketsons,
W/10LESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
Wine. and Segnrs—Nos.ln and 171. corner of Irwin
and Llborty .treks, Pittsburgh. iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns,
ie. constantly on Issol. Iy2S
William Carr & Co,
(Wm. Clan late of tha firm of J. PANZER k Cu.)
WiIOLBSAIA UROCERS and Dealers in Foreign Wines
and Hrandiea,Old Monongahela and Rectified Whis
key, So. 329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittpburgb,
.4"l.•_jafky
...
. . ._
M'CISIBICAY
& CO.,
WIEOLE.SnLE GrirvrA, Produce Dealers and *numb
Flinn Merchants, No. 213 Liberty ,tree[.
At.r22 PITTSBURGR, PA.
0110.
WM..BINGUA.AI B. CO,
FOSWARDISO AND COMMISSION MESCIIANTS,
Liberty sired, apposite Pam. tlculroad
nr - Prressuaue, Pk.
PAGODA TEA STOR • •
JEIIQ Whoksale and Retail Grow', Dealer
and Importer of Old Country Black Tess, French Bran•
die., Win...a, Ar., rorner of Diamond alley and the Diamond,
Piecerelegh, Pa. feb2B4
LIVINOSTONS & CO.,
FORWARDERS, COMNIISSION hIERCRANTS
Steamboat Agents,
ja . 2.):2rn nittall MOM, IND'A
WM. A. AVIDLATELGI,
airTEA DEALER. AND FAMILY GROCER, -ii•
0.14Z11. Of WOOD AND 01.11. MOM,
J 125.3 Pill,hurgh
Henry LI. CoiMks,
=AZ, and
gonenttly, No. 25 WO )l) eL. Pittsbnrgh. [mare,
PAUL & Murdock,
ry
rIOMMIBSION AND FORWARDING dINRCIIANS, AND
t../ STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No.; Wsterstreet,Onclunati,
Oblo. apl:tf
King & Moorhead,
wIIOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
No. 27 Wool stroot, Pittabooch. f mr23
'Smith d Sinclair,
lOLIMADE GDOCHRS AND 00315113810 N NIKR
CIRNTS—Cornerer Wood and First eds. 1d20r3
floory 131 , Cullough & Co.,
WIME3)II.It GROCERS iota Commlaalota Merchants.
,vrrnnr or Nun and Irwin stroots, Plitsb'gh. 1 jialyi
W. S. Haven.
'rill; OLD PUNTING ESTABLISIMENT, (Lae Jona.
arcs & BSOCITos,) and BLANK BOOK atm STATIONS-
Rif WARSIIOIiSELs prepared to execute every
Kyle of
Commerca,l, Canal and Steamboat Job Piinting and
•fe MOMS landing, and furnish every article In the Blank Boot,
Pater and Sualonery line, at the shortest notieeltud on
meet nseonahla terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of Slaiket
ana second streets.
".• Printing Office and Book Binder;
B. T. C. Morffszt .
aim
a
OOKSELLRR AND STATION'S B cm han •
• ganeralassortmontof Sebool,lllacellaneons and Blank
Boots, Printing, Post and Clap Paper, &c., Wholesale and Re
tail. No. 104 Wood street. below Fifth, Rut able, Pittsburgh.
SlL.Wanted,', Rags and TILDIMIIe Scraps.
Russell & Bro.,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, DEALERS IN STAN
DARD AND LIGHT LITERATURE, red Publishers 01
the I. 0. 0. P. TOKEN, No. IS Fifth street, Pittsburgh, L.
msrl6.ly
I. . hiedwlek,
TNEALER tt4.6S AND PAPER, No. 149 Woad Street,
D Pitteburgh. The hloheet price ha ea& paid lbr raze.
teethe,
I lain Olean,
11001farrlD111t-,Oorner of Third and Wood sbeeta above
I 3 Bay: where be le prepared to do awry dewrlptles
- end Binding. [de&
TuaN 3.I'DEVITT • 8R0.,.. Grocers Dealers lo
J
•Poretim sod Domestic Motors, Liberty street, opOte
Lard of Bealtblisid at.
:`•-•• -
t:. - •a% 4 0' 44, 0 4 ; ,
rt • : I? ''" 4
• ' 4 •t".
N . ore fmr-Trrcr.l
Alderman Watson,
N. S. Neal, Alderausuis
Removed.
BUSINESS CARDS
IMEEM=3
80-e.rt..r.hip
F&A'S SELLERS & CO.,
: #l4-)ctritittt,... ij:-.1t..
PCBLISHEp DAILY, BY OILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT TtiE -POST 1tu1t,41.,8, Eli F rIFI AT 4:6,00 PER ANNUM, OR 44,00 MIEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
VOLUME 111.
BUSINESS CARDS,
b'LEIIIIMo,
Csuacsseoa ro L. WILCOX • co.) ORA?. MARKET STRUT AND DIAMOND, keeps
. constantly on hand a full aesortment of Drugs, Medi
ohms, Medicine Chests, Perfumery, anti all articles pertain
log to his business.
Physidans' Preecriptlons carefully compounded n 1
all hours. Jagy
JUILI /I.I.XLYQ._ comou.vi Finns°.
BILOTHERS,
(00.*.essors to J. Kidd a Co.)
WIIOISSAL'E DRUGGISTS,
No. 00 Wool Sired, Alfrburgh,
Proprietors of Pr. 31'Late's Orlebrated Varrolfuo, Liver
Pills, /a. jalo
-
:OR • RAFT, JR.,
(iuco.r.or to J.. WU utley,)
Whit Lennie anti Druggist.
AND Dealer In PAINT:4, OILS, DS.IS STUttYS, no., 141
Wood str.t, three doors below Virgin alley,
aprian&ely PITE6BI3IIGLI
_Hr u. M I (GAN, As't,
VHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DRUGGIST,
MUNDELL= IN •
Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, dm.,
No. 9334 Wood otrrot., (ono door Nautil of Diamond cilty,
PITTSUUKOH. Del/
rTiTirWIVZWMPfPf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. 133 Wood Street,
~.3.y/,] Next door to Shoe House, j'ltteburgh
Joy. FLEMING haring associated with JOS. ABEL, the.
business will hereafter be orondurted under the style of
J. Alibi A JO., at the old stand, coiner of Smithfield and
Fourth streets. jal:y
W illiam Thorn, Druggist.,
AS IiEIIOVED 10 the OJr.J. of HAND and PENN
AU. Streets, whom Ito will, us usuol,•attsud promptly
his rumor°. frsoutio. Al! articles to Ws Hue are warraotat
pure, and put up with the utmost are. muritiOtort
B. A. lealiateatoak
-txT 110LESALE WAH.E.IIOUPS—Oorner Firs:mid
T Wood streets, end owner Hood and Sixth. fsbl
R. L. ALLEN,
WUOLEdALS DELL= IN
Foreign Wines Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga
hela Bpi Whisky, to.
ALSO, RECTIVVING 'DISTILLER,
NU. 6 WUUD STKEET, PITZBBIIIIU It, PA.
WLNILI, Brandies, kilns, Connate, Jarnal. tplrils, Bt.
Croix and New England Nam, Clerets, Chatuplgtess,
Scotch Ale, Loudon Brown Stout, lrtuh, Bcotch, ItJurbou,
Uld lionongtdleta Rye and &allied Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported Havana,
Regalia, and Principe Clists; Ilelf•Spanish sat Common
tligers, ell at such low p• ices es - to challenge coupe Ilion.
eancy Bar Kegs and Labelled. Bottles of every style, and
Bemljuhus of all elses. I respectfully Invite an examine
-6.011 of my etock, at Nu. b WOO.) 6tned, Pittsburgh,
aprAly
U=U=Ull
MPORTiat OF BRANDIES, OEN, WINES, ie.—Dealer
I
Is fine Old Mosougshels INsagb Lirsudy,
Ilse, Batt.trying IN tDter,i corner or dosithfield and Front
.treets, litisburgh. sprl3
110LESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR 31E10.C.11ANT
145 Liberty otrnet. end al IHamond .11ey. feblOry
Itesroval.
JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTIIIER,-**
a AS removed to LOS LIBERTY street, opposite I.larrtion
alley, and No. SEVENTH, near Smithfield, where
:ho attention of Ms friends and the public Is invited to the
dock of READY.IIAARE GOODS always on hand. Alt.",
Jloths, enssimeres and Vesting. fur ordered work. A full
.......,rtment of Furnishing Goods fur gentlemen, includiug
ilata of all qualities, Trunks, Umbrellas, Ac., ac. fa.?
ORA 11CLOSCZT .11/stilis IeCLOSIST
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants,
NO. SS WOOD STUErf.
11.8 subscribers. respectfully inform their old customers
T
and the public in general, that they have this day
W.W.I themselves, Su the above buliuees, under the firm
or JOflN iI'CLOSKEY a CO. They raspectially solicit •
:Dare ut public patronage.
The previous busbies. of efieh will' b. settled by them
respectively. fed?
11 /ALIJA (late all the hrut of CooLai' a Island ha vlug
11 opened SI Oltif NO. 9, (two doors above the old
aaria,) for tilt purpose _ of carrying on the CLOTIIINti
st:SINESS, hones by strict attention to business to merit a
Illre of the patromige of the lato firm.
N. IL—Clluthing made to order in the most fashionable
•teles, and on the shortest notice—inferior to none in the
o tr. jatialky
James C. Watt,
E rife u .tr A erpit T t . Lr a, ,tsl .. 4, Fifth street, p put:et-he
James 211•111 ager,
Would t
new .stab
istuneut ts now In full operatmo. auu that he is . prepareal
Uroiel Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for Kano.' Lumber,
, with prompt:l...y.lrd .t the 11 , 110 id ms.
&oh, Doom mid Mouldings, 42' ivecry dumiption, made to
rdor.
Builder. end Carpenter. would find it to their advantage
give him a call, as he can now runuah them with planed
off suitable for every description or wort.
JAMS., itittilWitiL
HESEON k CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
ANUFAL'TUftEite of ail kinds of BILA St , WORK, LO.
COMOTIVE,BTEAXI ENGINE, PLUMBERS, ac.
uottort Batting Manufacturers.
Foundry on Entire. greet, Allegheny City.
0111oe and ntore, No. 12 Market avect, Pitaburgh.
OLD MASS and th./PPEII taken in exchange for work,
,r cash paid. Grieco left at the Foundry or Unice, will be
lromptly attended to.
JOBACPLI Ts IaILP W RAG
No. 43 arm, of Pifi.hand Wood Strada
Office up stairs. Entrance from Mb street. Pittsburgh,
itEBPECTFIILLY 0000000 v LO Me public that he hoe
commenced the BEAL ESTATE AU ENCV, In miner
ion with Intelitgonce and I...Wei-al lblleKthig. lie Will
also attend to renting. Persona in want of aervanta, In any
mpacity, or thaw 10 want of pumas, will be supplied at abort
antics. All business entroetal to hie care promptly at
onded to.
Stfcrown—T. J. Bighorn, Esq., ILl:hard Cowan, Kati., W.
J. Leslie, Dr. Ales. Black s James /Backend, A. A. klason,
datat A Old. JanPi
GRAFF & co.,
Western Foundry, No. 124 Wood street,
rlrrsanaou,
tIANUFACTUI , FIt , OF LAXOEINO daTOVES, Coal awl
M. Wood Stow., - Parlor Stores, llollOw Ware, Plata and
Yancytirstea, Plain .1g Fanny Fenders, Sad and Dog Iron,
iugar K.alea, T. Kettle., Wagon Doz., te. i}adlye
Austin Loomis,
suss °suss
Pittsburgh.
RAL 118TATIL AOhINT, hierehantlite, Wet, neat Rill
lL Broker,olllm, No. in Fourth threat, (above Wood.) The
tutmertber having opened au office at the above plane, for the
quxptve of negotiating Loans, Bills, Bonds, Mortgage., nod
other lustiumente for the security of lirmey, and for the
7orensee sod Alto of Stock. Will rho give prompt and
aurtioWar acteutlon to, buying, selling, renting of and lass
o& heel &date. lly7l AUSTIN LOU3IIB.
ISchnehman Huntslne
I ITIIO4IRAPILERS—Third street, opposite the Poii'hniThre,
L
Pitteburgh. Mahe, Landswpee,ll Head", Show Mlle,
hada% Arehltertund and blachine Dwoilms, thxdnose and
/44tine Oirds, em, Envsred or Lhwerta on Stone, Printed
n (Mors, Ould,Bronze, ur Black, in the most epprorwi
aut as the mort reasonably prime. 0et15:17
UrOUSE, SIGN, AND OR.NANIEN,TAL IALNTER, AND
LI. Dealer In Paint-eNo;44 St. Clatr street, Pittsburgh.
Elsa constantly on hard KIP IDD.t of Paints, either dry or
-nixed, Japan and Co* Varrdsh. Lit. eed Oil, Boiled Oil,
iplrlts TurpenDue, Windom Cams of all dam, Putty, Paint
drushea, a.r.: all of the boot quality, and for sale at reason*.
de prima scull
ILBOLISH AHD CLASSICAL. SKMId ALLY.
W. T. McDONALD, M. A., Ptunmest
ilHE next emulsion of the Institution will commenm on
MONDAY, the 6th of September next, at ton room cm.
ner of Ferry and Liberty errand, lately occupied by the
jessrs. Voodoo.
References—Hon. A. W. Loomis, C. Roark, Jr., 8. F. Yon
•nhorst. It. Miller. Jr., au.t2b
JACOB wdot7C LTTKR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIDAR bIANU , FACTURER
AND 0161111. IN ALL [INDS OP
TObMCCO, Snuff. and Cigars,
Ftfth st.,lltis&urgh, PU.
sir Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the
various brands of I mportad Cigars. }elf
JOSEPH • • • ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
mytly NO. 63 MARIO' Mat; Pirrsocrum
POWELL & itigauutni,
A RCLIITECTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL CARVERS.—
/1. Ornamental Patterns for Casting, in every style;
Modeling, Designing, Ake. Composition Ornsunente for the
decoration of Steamboats, Buildings, Ac.; 913 SMITLIPIELD
Street, nett the Post Office. yl:3m
NEW PAPER DUL L
CANTON. 01110.
LUSHER, ANDERBON a 'el) ,havejust etartal their pa•
per mill at the above piece, where they will be happy
to receive orders for ;whiling and wrapping paper of .11
A.'Tlndils,
..
WHOLE/MLA and Hems SADDLE, 11 A RNESS,
TRUNK, VALISE and CARPET RAO tuanufro
turer. N 0.106 Wood atm; Pittsburgh, Pa.
John H. Mellor,
WIIOLESA LE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
INSTRUMILYTES, PLno4 Mtude, Ecbnol Book. and
Stationery, N 0.122 Wood anat. I j 1,121
A. I. LUCIAN.
1L GAA 41. , A Hl*
WI and Retell Dealers le ' Amoy and
TT Staple DM' GOODS, Nos. 91 Merkel, nod 8 Union
street, Pltteburr,ll. epr4
W urznousic,
FANCY SILK. AND WOOLEN DYER AND CLEANER,
No 7 ISADELLA St, near the Emmet Dotal,
mrr4 ALLZOLIVIT.
Thitmas fiL Little,
VATATCH AND C LACK MAKER—Fifth street, between
TV . Wood and Market strata, oppodto Iron City Hotel.
All Miele of Jewelry nude and renamed. I apfely
3. OINILBIAT . 8. I. CUTLIDZILT.
B. CUTHBERT & 808,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 60
• street. noel
cam.
TI LEE, 010008E2101 To /anneal • Les,/ WOOL DEAL
EE AND COMMISSION MERCUANT, for the oole
of Azitericon Woolen Goods, N 0.129 Liberty area. mv4
L E. Hayward,
rhItALSR In BOOTS, MOE& TRUNKS and LEGHORN
and BRAID HATS. cornaiof Market and Liberty stet,
No. ITS Pittaburgb, Pa. Jetty
A ---
:
SCRITSOIB:-.ofikm, phllo Nall, N 0.75 Third *tree;
Pittsburgh; and east side of the Diamond, Allegheny.
ivlttlee
II rift I BILO., Hest Birminucum, manufacturers of
all lg iocw, u
not alldescrlpUrg ,:n
sand
main, alsa, the
Sir Lean orders a o
u . Iron In tam box, at the city Part
00. salt
~,;~;~.
Eacx=l
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PITTSBURGIL TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1854.
BUSINESS CARDS
J. C. ANDERSON & co.,
No. 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
%V 110LESt io L n t.Dea s lere an ir, Z l i t r a tAr n :P i t,
Prunes, Ors . ,n ' ges, 1.1:10a Lilraef, DAL.:
Filberts, Welouts, , Creem Nuts, Fes Nuts, Co,. Nuts, Flee
Apple Che,se, Bardincs, Pickles, &toms, Rock Calmly, V,r
mi rolls; Meccsronl, olive Oil, Le.. Ac. sprAkly
MOIVitEiEi33iEM
EM:lteSt=
rainIIIPORTERS and manufacturers of
CUTLERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
DISTILL( WENTS, li. IFL E S, dc. We
keep a general assortment of the share
articles constantly os hand; together
with • general variety of Nancy Hardware. Also, Guns, It
tole and Revolvers, gbaske, Horns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powdea,
Lead sad Bullet.; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and lair Dreeoore' Shea.; Pocket Seim., ae.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed,
RULES I—We are making nines of every degieriptbn, I.
order, of the beet material, and workmamhip warranted.—
Ordere remised for them at Wholes/de or Retail, will be nu
tod with despatch. Limiting part!. supplied at Wholesal.
priced alyle
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
I.z subeeribensre now opening at their new Wareroona.
NO. 109 FIRST eritiorr, between Wood and emit:,
held, the largest assortment of OILANDELIERS, BROCK-
ClO, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gas Fitting.
over offered in this market. Raving arrangeretmts made
by which they .111 be constantly in receipt of new pattern.
and varieties, they oonlidently Melte the attention of pun
chasers to their selection. We are determined to sen
low as any house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
ters, canoffer peculiar advantages to those desiring artklec
In this line.
We continue. heratofnra to fit up Landings of e‘ try C.
.ription for gas. water and steam.
Braes Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
LUNG, bIILL6II. iii CO.,
No. la) First strest,
FROM NEW YORK,
a DIAN UF,ICTURIER uf the celebrated
Goesamer Ventilating Wig, Ela,te•
Band TOUT..., and every descripti.
•a of Oroamentel Hair, for Led l.'s nod
,&777 Otmllerurta, 79 FoUllTil sria:rr,
betaern Wood .d klarkat,
burgh.
Btxrcuse.'s system enables feelhv
tog lientlemen to measure their Revav
with accuracy.
_ - FOlt
No. 1. The round of the Bead.
No. Y. From the forehead over the head to neck, No. 2.
No. S. From car to ear, over the top.
No. 4. From ear to ear, round the forehead.
Fur Toupees, to cover the top of the , head only—a paper
.attern, the exact shape of the bald part. Soto
New Coaek and Carriage Factory I
JOHNSTON, BROTW.raB & CO.,
, Obnerr of Schram and &lama erects, Atieghtny
INNLWOULD respectfully haorm their friends
and the public generally, that they here
commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
itches, Bockaways, Buggies, SI eigh,. end
Chariots, In all their various idyl.s of finish and proporti.m.
All orders w ill be executed with strirt regard to durabilic;
and beauty,of tinieh. Repairs will alo hr attended to on
the most reasonable terms. Using le all their work the
best Neatens Shafts, Pol., and Wheel stuff, they feel roue.
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will Ls ,
perfectly eitisted on trial of their work.
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before por.he
Xing elsewhere. °chi- 1.
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Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAL BASIN. ALLEGHENY CITY,
(sus ?MI LULZOAD erTATIOX.)
F AMILIES will be supplied initb ourrarions grades of
FRESH. GROUND FLOUR,
By tearing tbeir orders at the 111 or In our bozos at
Logan, Wilson & 00., WOOd arreetor Braun & Reiter,c.,
net Liberty and St. Clair streets: Pittsburgh.
11. P. Schwartz, or J. T. San:tole, Drugghts, Alleebeny.
Flour ell, be deliverKl te washes in either of the two el
Tsars: 0.1811 on delivery
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H A ni D W A I{
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Saddlers and Carriage Makers
R. T. LEECH„JR.,
131 Wood iota act,
PITTSBURGH.
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Laces, loss, Bent Staff,
Springs, &c., &c.
FSI7.AS ! the ongtuat mid
only importer in this !I . the beat Congo T.. from
fro
nat, is now receiving ar • large nod choice selection
of TEAS, which he it deter aed to tell at such price, and
fineness ofquality, that all the regales, puffere In this or
the next city eaunut beat. lie most re,peetrully iuvitex tM
Lidice and gentlemen of this and the surrounding district.,
without distinction of nation, to cell and try his Tees.
which he cello ,ulti we to tie returned, If they don't toe
mainfaction. The following are the prices
Prim. Oolong, Souchoug and linigo.:l7!4Ocad rents? lb.
A vrr v superior English breaktam G ngts ate 14 Eh
Extra hue. a eery delietoup ttr.tig
Pine Young Ily eon, 41105.50c.1t M.
Eaten Due Young Ilyeon 75e.i. D 5
Very beet Young Yyrion gott Imperia.l.ltl tb.
Don't mistake tin: .P.kO.!DA earner
of Diumoutland Diamond ullry h nbural rrdurtion mode
to
XI 11W MUSIC NToitr: —The solb,nt:ers have °vetted ut
Fourth street. at rholi- none , lon of ntn.ar am!
mus:sul instruments, Italian .IG:trams: strings, Mum,
by NI. Errasl, or Flutist. and Mr. Arnold: Fluter; by M. Euler,
Frankfort A. M. Clsrlonets, do. 'AU kinds of brass instru
ments from the best French trosonifastorlss. sl I of which :s
offer to the public en more IlLssral tarsus, feeling reufldsr o t
that we ran render eutlre sottish:lieu.
11. SCIIIWEDEII 4 CN). : No. 53 Fourth
JI Schroeder end U. Anton veld give inetruotione on the
pinup, violin nn•l gonna.. •
":•.S ARNOLD
HEATING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE
I...reurAcivaEßE or
Chilion Furnaces, Wrosight Iron Tubing,
ANL FITTIN , IB ToR GAI. net WATER.
No. 25 Market street, Yittnburgh.
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44r We have .lil our Furuitaw., 'halcyon, Air., t, Nlch,
ARNOLD WILLIAJIA, whom we cordially rivorutocw
tu the patronage of the public.
SCAM. ikTKINSON & OK ELY
Depot of Lougwortle &IZlmtnerman's Ca
tawba Wine• abil Brandy.
Iwe undersloted has retro' red land offers for este. al On ,
CIIIIrLatt prKa, • large quantity 01 I,x/worth A %now( r
man's choice and world-renowned rtparkllng, Dry and La•
disie Sweet Catawba Winer. SUo.l.llo may de.irs to r rtbettre
an excellent article of Native Wine. (the pure jute., of the
1r590.1 will find mr cstablldiment the place for tier ran!,
cation of their desire.,. The est/Liebe Ora nilyyllst.lll..l from
the genuine drum. Ia declared by many excellent judges,
equal in flavor to the best Imported Cogoar.
• D. FICK EISEN,
yty ' :In 197 Liberty s: (rot
MUMIE=
A nimsn arrival of NUN NS es CLARK'S
celebrated PIANOS has Just been roc's!
by the subseriber. They have boon made
and carefully selected expressly (or tors mar
ket, and are considered untsmaated tor sweetnem and power
of tone. They all prltt... the hew improvement of too
Separate trridip•, the base strings running over and above
the treble. They are fully warranted to stand any climate
and to creel in capacity for standing in tune. Prier' range
from $240 to ;SOO. Also, a foe tat of Pianos from the menu
factories of DUN II A NI A OLE, and also LIO lITE, NEWTON
& BRADBURY, N. Y. All the above will positively be sold
at Factory prices, without additional charge for freight,
risk, etc., etc. lIENRY KLECER,
Bole Agent for Nouns A Clerk's Patens.
No. 101 Third street,
le3 Riga of the Gold. Horn.
New arrival of INtetelterlore Pianos.
only: latiN H. INNNLOII, 81 Wool otreet, .ill
have open to day (Naturday) the following
NEW PIANO PURINA., from the celebratoi
menufeatory of CUICKERINO A SONS, Lko.
ton, vie
• Two superbly carved 7 octave Planoa.
Four plain Rosewoods , 7
Three Nardi do 61 ,
One extra carved 9 , 4
One plain Rosewood 6-g
Four do do 6
Three Walnut 6 LI II
,All the above Instruments have been finished during the
last month, and are of the latest styles of furuitu re. Inva
riably at BOSTON PRICKS, sod every Plano werraoted.
JOAN 11. MELLOR,
' No. 51 Vrasi street.
je3 Agent for Chletering A 'cxc. 1,4,4.13.
Removal.
STEWART has removed his BRUZII FACTORY from
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the old stand, No. 2C Fifth street, to No. 'AI Fifth
alma, nearly opposite, on the rite formerly occupied by the
Iron City [total, where ho Win be pimple' to See ilk CURIO.
mem, and as many new ones as feel dispoext to patronize
him.
N. 11-In,sonneetlon with the Brush Manufactory, as
heretofore, will bead In tide establishment all kinds of
Variety Goode,: Looking Glasses. Combs, Toys. Ac. [mylnßin
J - • -
OUN A. O'BRIEN, tli SNIITEIFIELD STREET, ladween
Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loaned on Gold and
Silver Plate, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watch., Jewelrv,
Musical Instruments, Gone and Pistols, Father Beds, Fur
niture, and all lands of articles—for any length of time
agreed on. Charges for storage considerably lower than
heretofore. Private entrance through the ball door. All
businees transactions strictly mnaldential.
Forfe i ted.6ll - Forfeted pledges sold immediately after being out of
date. u eed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watch.
a, Jewelry, h kt., always on hand. apr10:11m
NEWTIEED STORE.
JAMES; WA (WHOP,
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OVFERS for vale CANARY BIRDS of the most Improved
breed, being very hardy, end line slagere. Bin' Seede
—Canary ,Hemp, ftlillet,ltone and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will be furnished compoeed of the Gaeta FLOWERS, viz
Carotenes, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, &o. Evergreene(ln pots)
ferChristmae Treee. from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth et., neer Wood. dee%)
vensume the Smoke
T . . • .
UE subscriber havins the exclusive right to manure,
tore and sell SWEENEY'S HOT AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING YURNACE, to prepared to receive orders, and
oontraktlor ht.ting buildings with the most economical
Furnace now In use. The attention of those interested is
solicited. ATV Intormation can he hod of A. BRADLEY,
N 08.2 and 4 Wood street. or of .1 BA RN DOLL All,
dee2.lll I Iron Cite Stove Warehouse. No. 134 Wood st.
Warren , . ll , ongre•a Ines.
INK Ist:revered by a purely chemical process, and
1 le warrnatedto contain nothing injurious to metohcprws.
- It le pale when Ana used, but by exposure to the air be.
'comes gradually of a most Intense and permanent black.
For itale in bottles of sari ess else, by wholesale or retail, et
W o e nee. Merkel street, corner of 2/1.
W. S. WAV NA'S
"?88tationtr9
LIARD.—Mr. O. ANTON and IL SCHROEDER would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Pittsburgh and
Al egheuy that they will give Instructions on the Piauo,
Guitar, Violin and Thad. Inquire at IL ihohrowder* Co.'s
MIN KUM lITOrt/1,14 lour* ant.
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BUSINESS CARDS
NEW CARPETS.
Spring Styles.,
AT TILE CHEAP CARPET WAII.EIIOIJS F., No. h 2
THIRD Street.—We are now receiving and opening
oneof the largest and choicest sinks nt Carpel oil -
Cloths, Mate, Matting, Begs, Le., ever exhibited wee, el
New Torte. The Mock hoe both seleconci with great ear,
Persons in want of any articles in our line, are wspectf el ty
invited to Call /Md. examine. One 0000ltmrnt In
part of the following,
Royal Velvet and Drussels Correa ogo ;
Tapestry Brussels;
Aubusson Carpets;
Extra Imperial and Sopar TlMeeddy
Patent Tapestry Ingrain:
Superfine awl Fine Ingrain;
Worsted and Wool Carpets:
Wool and Cotton do
Veultiou 2-1 4,1 f„ :11, and 4 4:
Hemp Carpets, very cheap; •
List .d Lag, do
White and Cheek Canton Mattlogs, 4-1. S-4, and d• 4:
Corm Matting, 2-4, 34, 44, 5.4, mud tl-4 ;
Spanish Niattlug, very cheap;
Elegant Mosaic Rugs, $5O Per ludo:
Axminiater, Chenille, awl Tatted Rugs, all pri se s ;
Fancy English Sheepskin Mate, $l5 per pair;
Colored do do do from fr 2,50 to $5 reel::
Together with a large selrotiou of Coma, Jute , Adylcide,
Velvet, and other Mats:
Embossed and printed cloth table and piano Cover., of
entirely new designs, very rich.
Damask table and piano covers; oleo wonted dawast,
the yard, toileett, doyiers, As.
A groat variety of patterns in 11..0r oilcloth, from 2 to 21
fret wide.
&MT Hollands fur windows, 30, 32, 34, 35, 31, 40, 42, It,
rwber wide.
Gold is.rderej shades, entirely new, very risk
Window shahs of every del,ription.
Oval and hollow nutirovels, carpet binding. Wel., Er.
Al,. the Royal Turkish Rath Towel., together with every
thing u wally kept In Carpet llotmes. "Small ifrollf, and
gWek salon" C. B. HEADLY E Cu.,
znaratene S 2 Third
JONES 5: BUCHER.,
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACIIINISTS,
Psonso!moil liaarbatt, foot of Th ud se, Harrisburg. Pr
HAVING incronsed our dlo..ititt.rv, which is now ot the
mow Improve.' order, mad Iloilo,: audwl nwny
he. Inr di.initchiog work, wet roe now IXI.I u mi g Fin.t
STEAM ENGINES,
ri;li FERN ICES AND I:OW.1M; MILLS
Blowing Cylinders, Boilers, Furnace, Rolling,
BAH n\UUItIST 5111.1. NIIOII I F.IIY al; kFTINi
Od• Mil I Wat, ea, Ilydr.l , , Itgtorte,Lgrap L.
11,4 f . 0.b.:, G.laum,, Uirders, z.b J ,fting, IlwoKnr
Itrark«lP,Criligrilret..4,l3/ablogTul,,Spout.,
Railing, Verandahs and Ornamental Ca,aings
W.. pay particular attention to LuauuG¢tutn .10 con
I:ruction of Cart Iron
Fronts for lionse• and Stores
Haring an extensive aseortment of beautiful Carv.4 Pat
terns of the moat appr0....1 architectural order, our great
facilities for manor...qui tog and ,hipping enable us to com
pote with Out eltie.
vrert.ll.44 Furrow. or Rolling Mills, Mill 11aruer
~,:rd )1111.Wriglass will 1c..1 much to their aolvantazo ti.
call and examine our eahmsixe stock of Pattern., :vion•
. . .
Of every do.,erlpaorr ; Smith Work, Y.tteru Nlkklng. Fur
tzetr. Dui Force Tuyerem, furn6h^l to • rat, rtn, I
MIOMM:MEIE
MARKET STREET.
'OW o•rneil one of the lardest and Nett Sleeted otork•
.1.1. of CRISS, GLASS and gut:ENS:WARP% ever brounbt
to bit inorket CODrt,ting In part White Iron titotie Phd.
n.r, Tea and Toilet Wore. a bleb we would partioultaiy i•t.
I it, the Lvdien to estil nod examine, no the shapes ere ea
tlrely ilex and t h e ~re very superior. Garin; touts twidie
different pattern, of Toilet Wive, either to fill; netr or
K. nit and Pitch... separate. We ore ocli.u.t lb. mut eery
moderate prime,
A:,a, sery lociaLwarne kesortment el French ("Moo Tea
netts, or cologne, of plain aloe,
ban!, or fancy pa:tem,
Uur -lock ,/f Flour Vastw can,lita of ewer fifty dill/Tent
patters., very beautiful. and rangina from tlty rcu, I.er
pale to thirty dollar,. {laving , large an ,aut (Lieut., we
feel tatonlent of nutting all ta4t,...
EtriMnia Tra Pt.!, eugars and Cresols, Sll.or Mated
Fork, SHoi, owl bolter Ktrires; Luise: mid Fork, of
rariou+ st)ler, from common Co, flkoso, L - tmpc.
Hall Lamps, Gir.lndol , p, no Ilr•tvo Fro ulrbiug
110.Tr'JN OL 11'Altt—Or[ui.., we halt , n htrg , ..“rt•
[item, 'milieu! trty the Diamond Potter.. ohieh /0 ,
ill irt the test cut, mud Mutt foe th:.J the
pejo, Alo, complete etetit PttiMurzh
Tho public are r•opeotfutly inelt•.l to etll owl examine
our good.. JOHN .1. O'LEARY,.
No. Zukot 4., Erin 'Mira tool Fon. t*-1
rroViltf oppoqite Goorio R. Wn
lOWA. FOUNDRY
NO 103 WOOD STREET..
NIX C. PARK'S:, on 0n....5 , r hi J. C. Par ry Ca..) nevi
to inform the easterner, of Prta and the public
uetirrully, that he hair now on hand, rind is omen en
itniged iu manufacturing, every dtaerirtv.o CAY.TI NOS—
such an: Ptteut Chilled lerge Kettles end Curbs;
Patent Kettles, for Shur.. tot Sch, rn.ta -h. Sugar bettier.
Pa. the manufacture ..P C-30" on a I..d.enr
rawer:, knon es J. C. Pianie. and are orile , rior dor,
w
flit. w any other, and u::l thitri thare rustle .in the
al.! plan.
F f uLLOW WAFf.E.--A geuerul lIAK•rt Lev
.stal improved plater., W.goo Drq tr , n, d.. 1
4tv , Ac.
Itolling nn 1 Moehdr,rl of errry n,
,cirrsyr on bond or GI mfr to L.r•lrr.
CoOk Stover, Kitoto.sr end Coal, StOVOA. of r r7l.
.I....eripttort lowa Cool ,toves, fo.r reori,‘l the
trFt prize for 1 , i50 and ISSI, nt Ch. A4rioult orttl Fair o: Al.
le4heny C.uuty. Pa., nrol r0ma...11,1.4 l y flft , en hundred
vr-or.; I:7lterprilt , C.,it crnrero. four I . retnium (N,olt
Stove.; Lgt: and ilnillb.tor Col Stove.; l'arb .r Stoves..kr...
Par GrPtel gni Fgb.lorg, grort Tad. t•:,
namo rlo lig4 • Gamtuou building iunterbil of et i or)
dgg:riution.
ENIIMMM=ENI
P.'tpug , a and tle,r2ngs—A th
kiridnne, will ton Vat
on , Lever, Tru- Anlvrit,u,e,
I zro.r,ve.l
..*k ,
nFhle llonti/is.—Tl., llVlll4 , in ticolile nhioll
hair falcon tho premium ait Itir titer, Fiiirn. of Now Vort,
nod w hei,vor it hos 3 beou rrhil.it, 1.
Iron and Nwils, Stove Pipe mud Tin Ware—a:l cf which I
will sell nt tho hone Fit prices; ond corpoefnity incite the
public to Rico MAN. .t th. old Pram! Nc. IC3 VC,NNI Ft
r'.} • V •
ALI.EGIIEN I" FORGE.
SOIO3IOII SIIIKTTEIL & CO.
`.'ml•l.'e ?11111.1 nn tho hank of
All , -.hen Y, 1.-i.ew the St. Clair -Stre-t Bridge,
AUL.C.IIENT City. .
tntliah
nein. they are ' , report-4 to manufacture. on the tan. rra
ir-nkl-le terms_ Iron Work for Cr. A , IF ., .OnkrrY
Work, Stone Cutter.' on. Shaninif.
Urorine. Mi.chine Work in grrierai, and heavy Forel., or
ry HORSE SHOES innunhirturrO ht
She!frr's Hoerr Sfx- Michine. The Horst , tune Ma-
thine w:II ln• in operation aliout the cliwdle of Feliruwry,
when all order, for S.lvers will meet with prompt attention.
SIIII woolo and ilret,tl. °rile! , tent i y moil or tele.
itiwtph attended to on the Khort..t notiie.
ENTERPRISE FOUNDaI I ,
A V CITY.
Wirehouse, Peireta street, sour hie
f 7 AVINU Ult.! up ms establishment with all the loatutt
i 1 embracing every (stint). for 111
taring in the hest eel cheapest and owning the YN•
f[l,lrr right In J. J. Jamas:ea Bus arstoothlo.t I -on, and
John Jolinwin'e Seithexting Courrool Icon., patented .1.11-
mar) . 10.10:4. superior to anything el the blot In tiot mar
ket, end - also haring s pate-ob.-I improvement for uteuldine
the shave Irons, wagon Ildsre. end Pipe Bose, I ara I•re
pare•tl to evil whitleexle and retail on tdir teems.
Any pot-Komi widllog to pute-liw-e the right for moulding
upon the l mproviAl plan. and matiollictuting any or ol t t.l
the slurs articlu4, atll picxxx address
C. laNtistLtNli,
myal.3m Allegheny el. a.
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HOLESlhittilA I.E AN D RETAI
A hos &tad up iu splendid styli, his stn. e,
Nu. Nit Market stress. soil No U Union street, het seu
Stith street and the Dlatoond, and toesr"lnirltot. d his
Sprltor, cork ot of Ii I TS,SIIOES, SLIPPERS, it AITERS. ay.,
and Paint Loaf, Pedal, Dustin and Braid HATS. to whleh
Itiwitea the attention of all purchasers, whether at whole
sale or retail.
This stock is one of the lar,re,t ever opened in this cite,
and euil.r.res everything WON] by the Indies of Philadelphia
and New York, and he trusts cannot foil to p1....5e all.
Great care has horn given In seleclirg the choicest goods:
all of which be wurrents.
Ile also r 'Winne, to mina:set...re, ea heretofore, all de.
erriptions of Boots and Shoes, and from this inn, aperletter
of over twenty years in bo,iness in this .ity. in. hr trust',
a sufficient gUareuttql that those win, favor him with their
custom, will h« rattly dealt with.anrladf
'tST STREET, REI KES W.) JO JO AND MARKET
S CREEP?, I•ITTSRI:IIU PA., I.ei Id: Francis Patent
Metallic I.lta lloata,of ilalranited Iron: rI manor:l , lyr.,
Copper aud SArI l run 15'„r k. Cook lug Stove, for Steam
and Ifotel4, Portable P.N.., F•,r;;rl Iron (Irk, Largo
Bolt. for nridge+, Er.; Cork 1•ilr (•reserver+, tbc L,al !mil
cli..ap...tt kind. Sbcoubaat work atteu ied to. cc,V.P.i.v
'kens for the People.
NOTWIfIIt,TANDINU no much wliout tha
worcity or T.., wo arm reroiriog 350 liAlf Chests,
vouoi.ting or Young ilyiauo, Imperials.
Soutihoug, awl eNtlgoll. etch liOeu salliatal with carp, will lin :old
A. JATNNS,
m,lO Pritlw Tow Star, 35 l'lfth Ft.
I BOOTS AM) bLlOritl.—Thoxe who wi'll to get :,
°rat itutl well fittlog
BOOT, SHOP, or BAITER.
will cell wt "I'LAUGIILIN'S.
JYIB 95 Fourth eqrrEq.
GRAFF, IMElBllliti GILA VE,
A S N TU 1 2, r 1 1, 4t a rfo R r S ag TaA:il' ANU a
l i i b r„ C t:; O F K r , !;/?
Foodero, Wagon linxes kr:. Warrhoti , No. 1,3 WOOD
Stri.tt, KU,. Fifth, Pithiburgh, 1 N .. .
STOCKING FACTORY,
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET.
Sign o i f r THE OLD ETAN a D. ,
W o l ti l r o i me D r A y L ui,n r io Le o ti f irr u l ro i pe rs7 . 4 ho L.:r t u m r o te p tu e r r. .
chased, for cash, a very extensive and well iissorted stock of
the best ileecriptions only of Stocking•, Socks, liudershirts,
Drawers, Gloves; also, new style of Children's and Misses'
Fancy Stockings, together with his domestic stock of Pitts
burgh !damn rectureel Hosiery. Ile will sell by wholes:tic or
retail at New York Importers' prices.
WILLIAM DALY A CO.
Remember the place—No. 24, Sign of TUX OLD STAND.
rny23
PAUL.KLEINEit has removed hilt LITERAILE DEPOT
from N 0.73 Third street, to Fifth street, opp-she the
Theatre, where he will he happy to see his footer patrons,
and all others dedroui of purchasing any of the cheap Li.
terature of the day.
w PEKIN TEA STORE,
By A. JAYNES,
n FV7.h street, belween Wood and Market, south ride
114- Sok% Wholesale and Retull.
— Walter P. Marshall,
rAIPOILTEItand _Dealer to Franck and Amerle.“2 Paper
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PHILA.DELPIIIA.
GEORGE J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
Y.. 173 CHEBTNUT STRXET,
(Upr,surx Imramorres
Philadelphia.
FURNITURE, IN ENTRY STYLE!
COM pri,lng LOULS Xi V, 1., , ,u1s XV; kilizsleitlian nod :tinkles
with sculpture Carving sod .modern style;
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In Itocedood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and thatched In the
bast style,equal to, if no t excelling in qual-
Ity, the Gouda of any Establish-_-
m eat in the United States-
VILOLOYING none but experienced workmei, (apprea
i:A tires being poittircly cscludcd,)and using the beet um
tonal., the work cannot fail to give satisfaction to pur
chimers. Amongst the many advantages offered M put ,
chasers, Is the facility of Furnichlug a House, eitherin ele-
Lieu t or plain style, completely from one eatablishment; by
whirl, mean,. all the articles in each room earreepond in
style and quality, and the imasetow stock always hand,
bring re terbium in design, enabler purchaser?, to pastes,
their hode in a Aelertion, without the delay nereesetrily
in oolsring Furniture.
To wive .4 Idea of the liplahed Furniture on band, I need
only Mamie you that my Rooms are 175 met long, by 57 fret
wide. four moors In Dumber; with Shops contiguous, mufti
dent to omploy Aid hoods, which to a guarantee that tile
work Is ell done under my own Immediate inspection.
Sas-The earking Is all done In the "Ito,. and Furniturt,
warranted to carry cattily nay distance. Virihrre to Chile .
delphis are respectfully Invited, no purcuusers or otherwise,
to call ono examine the Goode. au2fr.ly
bT. LOUIS
JOSEEIL MOGRIDOE
ANI FORWARDING MERCHANT
No. ai Coaluivau, lILLOW PINE STILIET,
SI . Louts,
IONSION.II.EntiTe not ICornmisotione will meet with prompt
N../ and persobal ittLtulkm, and aolivannot will oe
given win,. required, on Conolgnmente or Dille of Lading,
on ham.
Orden. tor the porch., of Lend, rain, Hemp and other
Croaks, will be promptly 9114 at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving anti Forwsivling of MerctiatvAise and Pr,
duce will meat with v9peciel care and dispatch; the lowest
rates of rreight will always be procure.. and the expense
of Storage end Drayage us much ea poaaible aroldad.
.....NCL.,
Page a hoox.n, St. Louie; Ellis a Murton, • Cincinnati:
Charless,lllo.! a Co., do; Strader a Uorman. do;
•21 - ...uteor. a fa 11,,, do; Hosea a Frazer. do;
Don, K IDA 1 Co., Jo; Opt-Inger a W hliJdzkart, do;
J. W. Iluuvr a flou.,Pittet.6; E.o.llooodoran a Co., do;
D. Lerril a Co., do; E. aC. Yornati a Co.,Philado;
Wm. Moline- a Co., do; :dragon, J. U. Buck a klorgau:
Wow a Month, IN ew York. U. h. Cornegys, do;
Frost h rOricSt, do; Shields & Miller, do;
'Charles A.lleigs, dn; Josiah Lea a Co.. Raltiutora.
A. tI. Farwell A CA.. hoetou ; A hrohlun J. Colo, do;
Roword, Son a Co., do ; W. C. Reynolds. Lettish-1111
U. D. Newcomb t Bro.,
T.O. Twlctel I & Co., Coruna...ion Me: mamas. New Orl
tin re nn oprn Policy of Insurance. which .11ipoirer
all ehipcn erne to mr eddress, when eillteed by letter per
mall, nr when encl.:need on bill, of lading before, or at the
time or shipmtnt. .It.othl . ll SIOGRIDON,
eucw
or. Lnnitultilwenni.
riIIARLOTTE M
BLUE, No. Ilk Wood street, Las just nn.
esised o,l'ollnm - um NEW MUSIC:—A Song from the
West; I'm Going The; Swltrers' Farewell Waltz, Beßak;
Brother Juna:hun's March: Hours of Devotion, a collection
nf ,screed melegle,, arranged in easy style Br piano or mein
by Oro e; Kd9 Flowers, Wallace; The Organ.klan,
,I 1 aro ; Varese/1 March, !Purer; Schulhoff's Gramt Walls
I've Bern Eventing (rondo). Brae ler ; Softly, ra Night
Winds, 15 Mini-Cap crhottirch. Gruir ; BIM hem the
nnpera, ii. —es:l; arranged nod fingered for begionert,
Yurf au Polka, nevi (Euvresi Fas..et, FAX Wil trim KiMe:
Parl.msnn'e Garden Polka, K. rare; Parlor Mums , '-'
dle ; To hest w,atu Yoe.; Hying Words of Little Kate;
T..ere Ie Inirktiees on the lllountain,Nifallsoe; The Mother's
coon.; Early Dreams. els beautiful melodiea for small
hand, try (E ten. Alen, a weal selection of Guitar
Z , . 1 4• /On, ti klarencs. Or. M.. auk
Bey Wood Nursery And Gardens.
A NI ES KENNEDY. [late 31unager of the well-known Sy
r) r u—rits. Now York,) tags Ira., to Inform the
public. that ho has um. established en EXTKNSIYE NEIL.
SEXY, on the Farm of Mr. Jartm S. Negley, near kuutt Lite
rrt), eta:m.lm shall be prepared, after the 6th instant, to re.
mite and till ordtrs for ert ry rariety of Fruit and Orttamen.
MI Tree., lima!) ....I (Irmo Douse Shrubs and Plants. In
addition to u coon a and superior stock on kand, he has made
arrangements with one Of the largest Nurserim in the East,
to toot` ut l.i, envoly. Easing . thorough and long expv.
tient, in Me tdod netts, he can assure his customer...perfect
sett-faction.
:Sty Kennedy would offer his services in
designing, laying out, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds of Country Residences; and will
also furnish plan , fdr the formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Pict u reeque Scenery, sc., in the highest styles of the art.
Practically acquainted with veer,' [ranch of Landscape
Gardening, and baring spent years in the Syleion Parks of
England, sod on the beautiful husks of the nudism, he
hoiv lie b the capacity to meet the wishes of thorn who
furor him.
t.',x.couitiontiono own bo olitrosod through Moo City
Port Offiro, or leit ekt tt r Warloboo, of iittelSTS. Negley &
Molten, 22 W‘vol ~re-t.
Notice to Stockholders
r AND CuNN.L.I,II.IS. R.R. Co.. t
Par./ tdrgh. June 24th, 11/54. /
tiIIEEARLY Iteeolutlou of the Board of Direetom
I 1 Ito PI I TSUI:V.IIR AND CON NELLSVILLE BAIL,
ItOAD CAMPANY, eubeerib.ra to the Stuck of lath' Coutpany
are hereby I.OIIL-1 th.. tlf. h INSTALMENT OF FIVE
L. LLA eh..re • n thoir au haori ptiona will to doe and
fu)•ble 1111 the FIFTEENTLI LAS OF JULY next. (the
eer fl.ftd. and fourth Inatementa of two dollars
end Itfty cents per share. homing heretofore been salted in.)
antl•alao. hi YE DOLLAR, PLR SHARK on the fifteenth
day of ENCII EN:WINO Mu NTII, until the whole amount
I,
6tockbollorm rambling to eon-on-met County will pay to
Major :aumel M. 2101,, May, m Ulnae realdlng to
f.kyott,. County to Cohowl D. It. D.lrlamort,conriellarille;
re•Lllng in Woo moraland County toiGeneral Cyrus
P. !•lark!a, It. nt Na.rtob: awl all otbera=to N. Vander,
bal., el the Otrira of :ha Company, lo
c,rnor Fuortr. an 1 Larrrty rtr.wta. Pitbborab.
WILLI.k.II B. CC
Tronotror, l'lttqhunzh and ConneV , Tillo tc.it. Co
Boston - Papier Macho Company.
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
NACY, 1.7 MARKET STREET.—The
aths.tion of Build. m, ziteamtgiat Contractors and Cab-
Mak.m. nius.lisl to this new and gnat improve-.
meet to th.• mandarin, of tiohellightnenM in Bulldogs
rapt Steern,,,, w Lid (snide; Cabin., hells, Church-
~.,, Ls, s s liiss,-. St.srs, sm./ I',H, Furniture, its gilt, or in
tof wood. Ab., Curs:limes, Brack.
,s, V , ,,lniin4 Centre l'is , es for
in,. C0 ,, ,1Lc , fr,N ,, . Utt dement. die: moth cheaper
I'lluicraryl Wood (...Naring, •nd• great
Innre L lurshls.
ISLOCR I, r FUR SIONS. rery cheap and warrant.
I) 141:4 for 'M van: ..xpos,l to the weather.
.4. hove stood. for .10 at at., martufa,urer's prices—cost
rS frPhtbt W. W. W/LbON,
jeo3 , 67 blArket
.I..not . lce l• Hereby Given,
'I 'U ALL PERSONS who hare subscribe! to the il , apital
t 4 toca of the rrsßuituit AND ERIE RAILROAD
COMPANY, end talc!, tins been made specially Appilaltb . :e
to the construction of the road its Mercer county, that an
io-tsiturot of Slut PEA race. p•r share, is required In be
4 , 11 w the Treasurer of th- ioutpauv, at his office, in West
ecnriiir, Msrcor county, on or Wore the 20T1.1 DAY OF
Ic;4. and l i st nu !Lists] nicht of FIVA PEA ccst, per
writ be required to be paid at the Nan. plaeo every
thuoy dap, then after.
.Ity order of the Board.
B. F Trowsurer P.l B. R. It. Co.
tt:IL the P. w B. R. It.
New Goan, Joe« 'Clot-16Si. .1°27:3.
tielv Partnershlp..
'h. H hiniNtlEß trading
V. All' 1 - 24 Iti ,, ,st street, hare this Jay
il TUN, il,th .1. U RAVI% as a partner lu
their ll:paws.. The name, style. and title of the Flan
;hn thi- da:e, he %FF. RCi6lAtiElt A GRAFF. They
reNioN-ifull., N.., wit a iN , ullntiatna of the patronage so ale
erally beitese I up,.n the tirtu of 11. Urea Ge.
Pittsbursh, only lot. ISel.
cute menced tlg oil my summer stuck at first cisit ; the
ure tail ne, au! Imre been purchthissi this .14MM,
soul as they ore ` nw offered at pricer far below the usual
rotes. Lulles would du well to call not get a bargain. The
stock mprises bd - otrs, lawns, summer Silks, denims,
ltrenadinue, bt-rege lolues, and wino. every article usual
ly kepi htory .:tore. je 3
New Trimming Store,
tbrnrr et - hial Art ttrret watt the Diamond.
uItA.NI: A' AN LiOltliEvt resporfully anutillnFee to thO
12
public of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that he will upon Lie
new frodulitbf Store on Monday, April MI. Ifni leg fittal
Up air. Ilte:t some
rem in too city, and tilled it with a
,tra,,e1t. t.0 .1.J.1 of the latent style; of Trimtuinga and Fare
loot,, It' natter, hini,clf that ho will offer superior tn-
I.e LIODO , mod endeavor w give lull sidiefArtion to all who
tot t,, r hlm ..tit heir patrol:l,v,
Now, toot forge. tic-Market etrileboinruor
et the Itiamot.. I.lprldj FRANK VAN GONDEIt.
No 1:16 Wr.kl sr, 4 Thgra tl..r Talmo Virgin Alley.
/OWN call the nnentiuu a :porting
1) awn to (brie I of Galas, Rides and Re
-I:a(e,re Ulla best selected rtnek ever
New... in ti.l4 tio ether with general uneorttaciat
der, Cu:trey, TUOlsetiol Fithing,'Eacale, all of w Wet
wt• (dr/ it for (or v.,. poreible pi.. to cash patchy... or
for 1,;(v .al a1.pr0 , ,,..1 paper. taarlB
f o lt , ii. :: 11 .0 1 ..IVEL..—Wo have just received soother lot
11icu[ Tuiki,h Both Towels. -
The 1, wu Lane, Towel has sharpstimulaluii endure,
couibi :lag the proper:as Bruah, with tan desired
tle,it,ilizy e 1 o Thu Cotton Towel west-sem a salt
ness ma aitaius,le lu tun Ilona, and the peculiarity of alp
borthu t i uloist urn without (fiction. Call early and Mann,
C. IL (MADLY h CO.,
No. $32 Third ntrort
kr kW Kit: D'S.—J not ...rea a uew ill
.0( rich w.aor [meta 01 tine 0014 Jewelry of every deedrable
Adn, pass! and ...feet port mues, in great auxin.
1100; nue fans, wt.! and silver thimbles, and numerous
/ober g , O le, all of which a will doll at New York city
prices. and much Wier the prier, usually inked at other,
eotanlishuteuts In ads eaj. and examine our goods
nod price., and :are from 25 to nO per cent. iu your pur
ctuules et 1,1 .11nrket sac, 1. jyl I
1m portaiii to Tailors.
JUST I , Mr, al Jerre ss.ortment of Tailors' and
Trimmere' ii,keeres, of th e hest makes in the country,
which we offer at the manufacturer's prices, at
DOWN & ThiTLKY'e, Euterorlea Works,
- 130 Wood - stoat.
fob? Wholessle Agents for nasufructurers.
II
YOU CAN bAVE FIVE DOLLARS A MON , you
cun have 11. fine Building Lot, of 50 feet front by 21U
deep, altunte on !11. Washington. Price, s2so—tetras, $2O
in hand, balance at $.5 a mouth. Now la the time to secure
01;1.1 Lot on twy term, S. CUTHBERT k SON,
je2l 140 Third atreaL
CONTIJ
INATION Ok' TEE 0 ttEAT IikLIALANNIJAL
BALE OF A. A. MASON &CO , E tl still fur th er re
duction in prices, musoeueing on Thu sy, July 2Dth, mud
000ththiug through the month of Au t.
./YIV
B LOOMS -50 Long : , r4 .1 Juulata, (lap orv.
6U Lake Clanmplkin, for axle Ly
3)1% K INU t MCKIKEIRAD.
tulti) likaar-10 thaws A. 0. boot
PITT RR' t 00.
NUMBER 306.
1 FOR SALE AND TO LLT
Property for Sale.
11 , 118. stibuniber ogees kende, on very rearonable terms,
j tb-ibihreing property, via;
Three Story Brkk Dwelling Mouse, No.llo Penn stow,
between Kay street end Brans' alley; and Lot 2Afeet trout,
extending back 112 fr et to en alley. The Mouse le one of the
hoodsbeet buildings, and In one of the most plerant neighbor
in
Five lots—unibrarlug corners of Front and Ferry streets;
one hundred and. Are feet front on Ferry and slaty feet on
Front street, with a good three dory 'kick Budding on the
owner, a two Mary Frame on Front et., and two Brick Build
!age, rued ae shops, on Ferry et.
A Lot, Si feet front by 80 feet deep, oa Front, between
Market and Ferry streets.
A Lot, with very convenient home Dwelling; Lot 20 feat
by 00, fronting on Congress and Rim eta,
A Lipase and Lot, on Wylie street, near the new Court
House. The house is woll arranged and in good order, and
b now occupied es a hotel.
A Three btory Brick, on StalthAeld street, near Seventh—
bein in an excellent butanes location. The Lot b2Uby BO
feet A
fronting on Sculthlickl et.
Cottage Ram and Lot, TS by 120 feet,fronting on Anne
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. This is a very desire.
kb gad pleasant lotatien for a residence.
Nine Lots in the town of .1111 seaport, Seth till feet by lbo.
Several of these are on the Main street.
•
Sloven Artenin Limetown, on the Mottomphele Rives, on
which there are 4 houses; there ere some tl or T scree ef ex
cellent stone coal, end ebundence of limestone, convenient
to the lending: end two coal pits open.
Ninety Lod, in the town of Columbia, 00 feet by 150 each,
nearly all level, and well located. The tenant of each Lot
has the privilege of using whattrverstone coal he may re.
Was for his own nee, front a pit near the Loots. Columbia
is a pleasant situation on the hut of the ]bushels riv
er a short distance below Look No. In the midst of an ea
ts:mho atone coal region, and would be a desirable point for
manufacturing eatabliahmenta.
Two Hundred scree -of superior Stout Cosiortth Room,
Railroad, itc. This property has a front of 140 rods on the
iforitmgaliela river; an excellent landing; road grade and
foundation for railroad—with enough lore] ground at ens
point for lumina and pattern', or mentions for manufactories.
The vein is deep enough to allow hones la be used in haul
ing out the cosi—the quality of which, for iron worn.areani,
gas, or for any ordinary wise, le not anspasual by alai to the
eountry.
In' my absence, my agent, James ßlakely, Sag, edll Ore
alt fo
nrceenery Inirmatlon, and be authorised to g t,. mama
tee deed, for nay property f•nld. JAMBI! MAY,
• mlAtt Nn. 110 Mann •traot
j 155 ~LLISIU Ilt/UtlE IFOlt ..LLR—Sltdate on Third et.
J above firniththld. The Home 1.4 well arranged, with
ball and parlors, dialog room and kitchen, 4 cbambers,
bath nom, with hot nut void water; loud cellar, gat tlx•
tonw, AC. Wor p Ace an.l terms call at the Real Bette OF 140 Thin' streaL
Jecat
=
&ND TiltitTl Attltlie OF LAM.), one.
half tulle from the (MI6 river, neer Baker's Landing,
Go acres under cultlration, with Orchard and other good
improvements; ono-half the Coal under it reserve& It fe
offered et SD extremely low price. Enquire of
TIDIMAS WOODS,
e2l 75 Fourth street.
A LUABLE PROPILIiTY IN t)uLadhet r,
FOR BAL6.—C4 acres situate one mile from Ilast Lib
erty, and about 200 yards from the Allegheny river. and
same dhtance from the Allegheny Valley Railroad. A new
Brick douse, of Mal awl 7 rooms, 6niabed inroads= atria;
• Tenant Rouse,. loge Frame Bon and /Stable, and other
out buildings; a good well of Water and durable springs,
also a roaming stream at lower part of the farm; an or.
chard of 300 trees; AO acres is cultivation, belatete good
timber; a valuable, etone quarry. Will be sold altogether,
or 10 acre with the improvements.. . .
8. CUTHBERT a SON,
Rnal &tate Agents, 140 ThlrB •L
uult SALE..—Two.ylerldid Farm.; one or 1 .00...50knd
r the other 75 acres; beautifully located on the Upper
St. Clair Township Plank Road, 6 mils. from the city, each
of them lying was to diahle lam lOsere lots,haema a good
spring on ea.•h I. is a splendid opportutdty fin. • specula
."' -• •
mooey, would do well to look ant, us we w' re
tint that offers to our low price, hi lots or all together.
Also, fire Country Sesta, 1 mile from Woods' wan, and
only 3 miles from Allegheny city, by wayof the llew Brigh
ton Plank Roo I. They are fine healthy locations, and oil
fared very low.
Al., ten Country delta on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
llal.roed,7 mile. below the city. The/ will be sold senora: e
or together to a colony or boiling association. It is
lovely location, and cheer, of worse.
Al., ono her of two acres, and two smaller pieces of
greurAL opposite Badman's at Woods' run, offered at a
very tow price fur so fine a property. An assortment of
Land, Houses and Lots. alleys on hood, and deer, ibed in
my register. Before toying you would do well to call and
enquire of TLIOAAS WOULTI, •
je7 75 Fourth alriveL
Beautiful elites for Conotr,j , Homes.
TE uniersurned offers for sale , on easy terms, FIFTY
LOTS, laid off and metzicted for rand millirem Also,
an ENTIRE SQUARE, en the bank of the Allegheny river,
764 fort long by 264 feet deep ; having fronts on scarp and
Jolla Ann AveaUeC, end Ilmrietta and Herr tureen. This
square eontains many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind and
commands a tine view of the picturesque ant romantic roe
nery around. lam desirous of pmerving this DIU.e en.
tire, as it w,.uld afford one of the most charming end meg-
ItiaciAll Mlas for a gentleman's summer residence. in the
immediete ricirdty of the two cities.
Also, about TIM. E Acitr.s OF OROIIND, at the head of
the Island, advantageously situated fur manufacturing
The above property is situated in Duqueima borough, on
the high sal mein bank of lierr's Island, and is reached by
et very nu intilitittl Bridge of one span. For particulars lip
buat my residence, in Duquesne borough, on Ito main
nk, fronting the head of lierr's lsiand, ur of .1011 N DU N•
LAP k CO., corner of Sdmrid and Market els., Pittsburgh.
aprnaf WM. C. MILLER.
slot.
TuREE VALUABLE MUCK 'LOUSES AND LUTE—
These Lot, embrace a froeit on Penn street, of 66 feet 6
inches, to .3 feet alley; on which there is erected a valua
ble block uf Brick 'formali s t's° stories high, with kitchen
nod cellar in basement, alefeet front on Penn street, and 30
feet deep on Lcenst street. This is a very desirable situa
tion for either a Store or a Tavern: Penn street being the
greet throughfare of the city and this property being CUD
vectlent to the Italksail Depot.
This prmarty would not be In the market only that the
owner is Uring•tu Washington county, and finds it extreme
ly inconvenient to attend to it.
Terms easy and rice nualerate; for further particulars
enquire of ROISIIRT GAF, Filth Ward,
or JAB. C. RICHEY,
apt2s •
Real Estate Agent. at this otßoa
Land for Sale
1800 ACRES OF LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, neat
the Clarion river. This land Is heavily Linda:red,
has an asoellent e.ll, and is said to contain an abundance of
iron ore, and a think Ten of bituminous coal. The Tenon
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, Will run very
u u eaje mug it,ir h tot directly acrossunes it. The diillstown creek
r
"
A LS , J, 600 acres In Elk wanly, well timbered kntl •Mated,
end lying near cha route of the Sunbury and Erie rallria.4.
N. letter init,4111181:1t svuld be made than in these lands.
The completion of the nunbury and Erie, the Allegheny
VW.ley, end the Venango railroads through that region
will IVlldur too coal, lumber, Iron ore and ed. of great
value. }inquire of C. B. M. SMITII,
Attorney at Low,
10.147 Fourth street.
febV.eam
LIN LI iEltlY tiTitEk. - F, ADJUIN.IING TUE METIIa.
DI:iT GRAVE YAII.D, NEAR CANAL BAALN.—Th/s
is sow the only desirable piece cf property in tbie neighbor
bout not already bought up by the Pennsylr.tia Railroad
Coo psny. fronting on Liberty 50 feet, on Elm strut iW
feet, thence to time kiDlYb Yard Sul% feet, to Liber
ty 110 feet.
This property is most desirable sea Hotel. The building
now on it, a good pa:be - dentin' three story brick, with lathe
nece.sary hank buildings, has fora long time been oceufghl
no the UnLin hotel, doing it good business. Capitalist. and
others desirous of making a good invertment, will do well
to examine the premises
apr2B.tf
IWILL SELL my Unexpired lease (fourteen years) of a
Lot, eitnate on If Liar. street and Spring alley, in the
Fifth Wind---W It. fronting on O'Hara /greet, and running
hack lOU ft. ou Spring ells., on which is erected a four
etorled 'trick House, 40 ft.souere, with a frame, two storing,
SU ft. on Spring alley, well maculated to tarry on any
launch of manuLuturing business. Being engaged in man.
ascii:nine in the country, I oiler the above for eale. In
quire at No. 411.5 Liberty street.
oc18:tf EDWARD FABER.
IXTY TEIREE ACRE- OF LAND, with 2LO acres or Coal
It 7) attached, and all the improvements thereon in oneness.
NI operation. aid Farm is situated on the Monongahela
river, &I miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied with a
Farm liett‘e, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, itallroad, and
an excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal is lire feet duck, and cannot be surpeased
In quality. For further particulars apply to
NICHOLSON PAYNN,
jelt.tf No. 735 Liberty street.
A. Very Deatrable Country Meat at • ri
vals Male. C
TILE suhscriber is authorised to sell the following piece
of property, containing 2% acres of land, eitoated in
Ip., Allegheny county, Pa. This property la beauti
fully located on the bank of the Allegheny river, about 4
miles from the city; having two fronts, one on the Law
rerewrille and Rharpalsuly,h Plank Road,and the Allegheny
river; and shout 80 rods below the ferry, and ju±t rwlow
the new bridge, now being built over the river. For fur
ther particulars enquire of J ARIES C. RICURY,
jet/ Real Relate Agent.
VOlt SALK-137 serve a LAW, 3 miles Wrath of L/arling
.o ton, 9.1 acre+ cleared. ao,al Orchard, a goal 3tooe
larAe Item two Frame Muses, all in drat rate or
der,
' and offered at the low prior of $35 per acre
Also one-half acre Lot iu Oakland, on Charlotte street.
it is beautiful Lot; to trout of Sir. Ogd.•na awl improve•
meat, had tr offered at the law prier of sBl*--enquire of
me. Cull rod got my Register, f,r descriptions of • great
variety of property. THOMAS WOODS,
75 Fourth 'treat.
$ 1 ril i eTraTe l ir 14 0
r ' S l”'" m i 2, 4 lF Y llnit r ge s
Int ot ground of tid fe4 front on the broarmille rood, in
South Pittsburgh. Plenty of choke apple, peach nod p:uut
e r ,,. grapes.. currents and gousebeirlea A Niue stable,
C The hound is well papered—good p.ates, Sc.
Call and examine the property.
iyll J. CUTI.IIIKILT h. SON, 140 third et.
Lpoit nAl.E—nu acres Laud, situate near the alinersettle
r howl, 1% mile from the Court House; on which is a
small two story lirkk 'louse, Stable and other buildings;
also, au excellent Orchard. Terms—bneefourth cash, bal
ance In fire equal annual payments. Enquire of
Jel2 AUSTIN L 00.1115,92 Fourth at.
riuTTell it YOH. ith.NT.—The main building of ontw on
Linzwery MIL with about au sore of ground. Marinire
of J. STEDEFURD, on the preunww, or of
my2EI THOMPSON BELL • CO.
Valuable • *peaty For - Sale.
'DIVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, situate on Centre
J 2 Avenue, near Walton street, and within ten minutes'
walk of the Post ONen For terms. hinuhu oY
LIOON t SAREINNT,
mll7 ' corner of Wood and FM Ma.
To Lot.
GOOD DRY CELLAR, under tbo Neptune Engine A
Howe, on Seventh irtreot„ suitable Sir storing molars
or pueblos. luqulrs of JOHN, H. STEWART,
merit EIS Liberty street
o e
1. 11
dwelling boom now occupied by me un fe deral
street, All ben No. 4 Calico:late Now, 1...7 the and
of the b ri dge. Sequin at the boon.
esir2ktf W. LOWBIN.
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U4TES OF ADVERTISINtI,
, :rPt: UPON :t • ruF Pr? I gatrlaulif riga%
11=12
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thre.• utoxith!.— 9
four
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trading Card. Ili lines or lee, per asnus...—.... Je
CILLNOBAHLT. al . PILIASCIZ
' , no square, per annum, (erobastve of tin is
DAILY MORNING POST.
TUESDAY MORNISO
ADDRESS
OF TES
State Central Comiittee
Nt;3IBF.R. TWO.
TO the People of Pennalgoania:
Fsztow Crrianas:--We shall now ask yew
attentioti to the character, claims, and cifiuddfloo•
dons of the Demooratio eorrsioses, and thertnea
saris and merits ct the State Administrations.
leaving the more abstraot and distant quistlon.
of discussion for future consideration.
But little-need be - said at this day of thump
its and abilities of Governor :Bums. Ills per
eonal history has become familiar to the 0000-
of the State, and his official ate fortilab abos
dant evidence of hie eminent and rare . qualifies
tions to discharge the duties of the ode he not
-
hale. From the humblest rank in society, at
aided by wealth, or influential friends, he rose.
when yet in his minority, to the dignity of pras.
tics' printer and editor; and at a very early age
the control of an extensive and useful bushiest
Ile came into the Senate in 1895. Those
,
young, modest and retiring, ,he soon made 1. 1. ,
favorable impression on the members of the
body. It was the remark cf a venerable Irbil -
Senator, on bearing Gov. Bigler's maiden epectel
in the Senate, which was on the question of th..
resumption of specie payments by the Bake,
.• That man will some day be Governor of Pens.
sylvania." Ile served six years is that body
and few of its members have le ft behind thee, '
so good a record or a mon spotless moral ca
reer. He was distinguished for hisludustry, ki.•
devotion to duty, and his entire fairniss
partizan. In the great financial crisis of 1848,
that so sorely MI - voted the credit of the State,
- his services were of the most eminent Osculate.
He was constantly at his poet, to meet and re
pel all attacks upon the honor of the State, fear.
lessly voting for, and sustaining every practice'
scheme for the maintenance of her fidelity,
,re
gardless of consequence personal to himself.
We recur to the part which our candidates aired
in those ethical times, with pride and pleasure.
and we are confident that thousands of our po
litical opponents at Philadelphia and elsewhere,
will join with us in this feeling. ~
lie wee the early advocate of engrafting the
principle of individual liability on beak char
tern—of the abolition of imprisonment for debt,
and of every measure intended to do justice to
the laboring masses, and elevate their condition
in life.
His reports on the Tariff is 1847, Mande In
proud contrast with the feeble and abortive ef
forts of his enemies in the Senate, who attempt
ed to break him down on that question, It was
A masterly produetioni eloquent in language
and sound in doctrine. -
As mach may be said of his speech made the
• • • • of constrootleethe
ennsylvania roa.. • . wh in
from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh denonsind the
project impiactliable, as a ruse and a trick, Gov.
Bigler advocated the feasibility of the route,
and the utility of the work, foretelling winkles
since taken place with remirkibl' e aoonmey.
And it may not beimproper at this juncture to
remind the people of Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh of the significant fact, that when Gover
nor Bigler was advocating the construction of
a railroad by a direct route from one city to' he -
other, through our own State, a portion of the
representatives from both these cities advocated
the policy of making this connection by a air
cuitous route, passing through two other States:
Indeed, in every exigency that has arisen in the
last ten years, Governor Bigler has been the
staunch advocate of the true interests of our
great commercial emporium, and her citizens
will not, we trust, forget this fact on the day of
the election.
His election in 1851 was a triumph of broad
State and National policy, folly and fairly de
clared. He was presented to the people as the
advocate of the Compromise measures of 1864;..."
as the friend of the tariff of 1846, an against
the tariff of 1842—the friend of economy iu pub.
lio affairs—the advocate of a sound currency—
the opponent of an increase of banking capital,
and the advocate of the fallen liability that could
be imposed on corporations.
His administration his been eventful, and die
ticgoished by energy, ability and prudence. At
the time of his induction into ethos, the Legis
lature were indulging in the practice of granting
special privileges to corporations, to carry oa
mere business transactions, and to compete with
individual enterprise. This species of Inlets.
fion had been indulged in to an alarming extent -
Goy. Bigler immediately took ground against it,
and by a series of veto messages, embodying the
soundest doctrines, sustained by the clearest and
most forcible arguments, soca succeeded la coo
tinting all parties, that such special privileges
should not be granted ; that those who seek to
erjey the profits of a business enterprise, tinder
an act of incorporation, should be requited-to
bear all the responsibility. This doctrine is now
the settled policy:of the State.
It is a remarkable fact, that whilst Governer
Bigler'a vetoes in the session of 1862, were nu
merically greater than all that had emanated
from any one of his predecessors in a full term
of service, not one measure was au.stained
the General Assembly against his ohj Wens:
Indeed, such is the fact in reference to all ids
veto messages up to the present time. When the
Legislature attempted to create a brood of tiew
banks,...and to extend improvidently paper loam,
the fatal step was arrested by the veto power,
and eleven banks were r. jested at one time.
When, again, it was - attempted to give the Pelm
et Ivania Reilroad Company entire-control of the
termini of the State Works at Vest Philadel
phia, the measure was promptly arrested by a
veto; and recently, when it was proposed by
the General Assembly, to relieve this same eor
poration and the Pennsylvania and Ohio Rail
road Company. from the penalties imposed by,
and incurred under, the law against the aired
Cation of foreign small notes, thereby establish
ed a most dangerous and prejudicial preisedent
in legislation, the evil was averted by the same
means.
The, policy indicated by Gov. Bigler in hiss
first message, after his induction into often, con
tained many suggestions, and amongst them yen
the cancellation of six per cent bonds of theCone
monwealth then outstanding, by the creation cf
five per cent bonds. The measure wasadopted,
and a large sum of money, saved annually to dm
treasury. The policy of cash payments and
short settlements on the publio works, suggested
in the same document, had it been fully raffled
into effect by the Ins, could not have failed to
exercise a moat healthy influence upon that
branch of the public eervioe. •
His predecessor. William F. Johnetcm, was the
author of the relief currency. Under the admio
ietratioo of Governor Shank, measures had been
adopted to withdraw from circulation sad-can
cel this noxious medium. Very soon after as
Whip came into power under Governor-John-
sten, this process of cancellation so wisely be
gan, was arrested, and provisions wads to am—
tinue this depreciated and unconstitutional cur
rency in circulation, by paying the betoken large'
compensation, from time to time, for re inning
the defaced notes. Amongst the first measures
of the present administration, was to make pro
visions for the final withdrawal and extinclowaof
this currency, and the work of cancellation is
again in operation.
In this single item of State policy, fellow-eltl•
zone, we have a very striking illitistrhVion Oftho
difference between Federal and Dem:inviolate- .
sures. It is for you to determine which ire
right, and the best adapted to promote tin proe
parity of the State.
But in nothing has Governor Bigler rendered
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a more important service to the people, thin by
his constant and untiring efforts to break down --
the pernicious system of omnibus and speetal
legislation. This was among his earliest ream- '''.
mendatiuns, and in the session 1863, a 'wipe
eral laws were adopted on the report end Moo
mendation of commissioners appointed -biclhise
for that purpose under the sot of Legislature,
and much good was thus effected.
in the Governor's message of 1864, however.
he placed the site at the root of this tree of evil,_
this spreadltrg Upas, by declaring most eisphat-
'cap, that he should no lenges-participate ill -
that effective Wyatt= of legislation; and that the
1 whole power of, the Exesuliveftlirlinent sboald
be wielded against it. This seuttment received
the universal approbation or•oll parties. The
General Assembly sated on the suggesdion t sad
the people are presented with the laws of ISM,
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